, 1887-07-28

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Mrs. Downs returned from mp Sound
today,
County commissioners meeting next
Monday.
Two ro"ms to rent over the Port Town
Sud Lot aH.j Shoe Store.
\ iar.,~ amount Of hay ab,nt Dup.., D.
/ as VS. rtHgi:t rut in the ram.
Bark Lnyola was towei mp to Port
Gamble today III tow IF tug Masticb.
The Tacoma Lcdgsr has a new head
ing, ana Is "whooping 'er up generally.
/ White or coInred underwear at 30 ct.
at NJ. b0rnSttin's San Francisco Store. i
/ Secure your tickets for the Il. b.
George musical entertainment tomorrow
night
Tug Tacoma toweI boom of logs
ye terlay from O'Brien's camp, below
Dungeuess.
The Unkuowrs, jr-, and the Red
Stockings ara having a match game of
base ball this afternoon.
You can buy boots ana shoes at San
Francisco prices at NJ. BOrnstein's San
Francisco Store.
Mr.. b. \. Cunningham of the San
Juan Manufacturing Co, at Friday Har
bor, was ID town this morning.
The Durgeness party arrived home at
o'clock this morning, and Prof. Royal
went Oh to rejoin his family at Tacoma.
Mr. Frank Clapp is building ware
house 100 feet in length in the rear of
his building now occupied by NJ. Peyser.
Prof r. b. George and party arrived
home today from CoupevilIe, and Will
give an entertainment tomorrow evening
in the Opera House.
We have received a request from ID.
G. Ireland to exchange with the Daily
Pioneer Of Astoria, his new paper to ap-
pear about Aug. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs Nessel, of Admiralty
Head lighthouse, were in town today.
They are erecting Il residence on one of
their blocks near Capt. Buffers.
Messrs Waterman 6 Katz are erect
ing large warehouse, 66x66 feet in the
rear of their store. The building will
be of brick and will be built by Mr. Joe
Sommer.
Many OF our citizens are becoming
anxious for the University trustees
committee to do its work, and let us
know what its opinion is. If we have
| TO get more land il is time we were
about it.
Miss Kate Fields lecture last evening
was intensely interesting, but was un-
fortunately brought to an abrupt termi-
nation Just before its completion by an
alarm of fire. 1t seems that a lamp OK
ploded in the photo gallery in the old
ARGUS building-but the Hames were
soon rxtinguisEed.
The Phantom was detained here today
for Inspection, and finally left, as we un-
der5tand, on Il temporary permit a
Seattle paper says she has stood the
storm unusually well on her dangerous
route. 1t is not that the route is so dan
gerous or stormy, as that the Phantom
has seen her days of real usefulness.
The Libby is expected out soon.
The P.-I. reporter i'll this city seems to
have fallen in with few who have an
implacable hatred toward DIR. Minkler
In recent correspondence he wrote:
The house of DR.. Minkler, the health
officer, was attacked last evening by sew
eral unknown parties, who showered
several large stones into the building.
The doctor fired several shots, doing no
damage, however. A short time after
the occurrence party of young men
were returning home, when the doctor
sprang out from behind church, where
he was lying in wait for the assault to be
repeated, aad brought The party to a sud
den halt by presenting Il pistol to their
frightened vision" We have inquired
into this matter aud find that the doctor
did not fire shot OH the occasion men,
toned, neither did hc present pistol to
anybody; though, fer that matter, he
would have been justified in firing, and
firing low.
NcGIynn in Politics.
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